Power Outage in Lake Havasu City, AZ

Thunderstorm winds caused widespread power outages from Golden Valley through Bullhead City, Yucca, and Havasu. Ten power poles were knocked down between Bullhead City and Mohave Valley.

Thunderstorm winds caused widespread power outages from Golden Valley through Bullhead City, Yucca, and Havasu. Ten power poles were knocked down between Bullhead City and Mohave Valley.

Ten to 12 power poles were blown down, four of which fell onto houses.

Thunderstorm winds damaged the Blake Ranch Power Station, knocking out power to 3000 customers.

A dust devil in Bullhead City damaged several structures and downed power lines.

Thunderstorm winds blew down trees and power lines across the city of Kingman.

Thirteen power poles were snapped on Pierce Ferry Road in Dolan Springs, and a fifth-wheel RV was blown over.

Thunderstorm winds damaged fences, roofs, trees, power lines, and an awning.

Thunderstorm winds damaged fences, roofs, trees, power lines, and an awning.

Thunderstorm winds blew down power lines in Topock.

Thunderstorm winds blew part of the roof off a home, snapped power poles, uprooted large trees, and blew a trampoline over a house.

Thunderstorm winds in Bullhead City downed several power poles, including a major transmission line, resulting in a power outage from Bullhead City to Fort Mohave; downed a few trees; and damaged multiple awnings and a few roofs.

Thunderstorm winds in Bullhead City downed several power poles, including a major transmission line, resulting in a power outage from Bullhead City to Fort Mohave; downed a few trees; and damaged multiple awnings and a few roofs.

The peak gust was measured in Chloride. A power pole was blown down in Kingman, knocking out power to about 12,000 customers. Dense blowing dust and shingle damage were reported 11 miles NNW of Dolan Springs. Severe outflow winds eventually spread as far as Bullhead City and Tweeds Point.

Lightning struck and set fire to two power poles, starting a fire that burned 1.5 acres and knocking out power to two communities for 6.5 hours.

Lightning set fire to a power pole.

Thunderstorm winds blew down a large mesquite tree and two power lines.

Lightning knocked out power to 1300 customers in Bullhead City and Kingman.

Thunderstorm outflow winds blew down several trees, damaged mobile home awnings, and knocked out power.

Several trees were blown down in Bullhead City, including some onto cars and one onto a mobile home. Two power poles were broken and several power lines taken down, knocking out power to about 6000 customers. One roof was blown off, and some other buildings had minor roof damage. A light pole was knocked down, and a satellite dish was bent. The KIFP ASOS recorded a peak gust of 68 mph.

Several trees were blown down in Bullhead City, including some onto cars and one onto a mobile home. Two power poles were broken and several power lines taken down, knocking out power to about 6000 customers. One roof was blown off, and some other buildings had minor roof damage. A light pole was knocked down, and a satellite dish was bent. The KIFP ASOS recorded a peak gust of 68 mph.

Thunderstorm winds snapped a dozen power poles and took down at least 50 power lines, removed shingles from roofs, ans bent a garage door. 14,200 people lost power.

Thunderstorm winds knocked trees onto power lines.

Thunderstorm winds blew down numerous large trees and at least 10 power poles and power lines, and blew the roof off a shed.

Thunderstorm winds blew down 44 power lines near Sara Park, knocking out power to southern portions of Lake Havasu City.

Thunderstorm winds sheared four transmission poles south of Griffith Road, knocking out power to all of Golden Valley and parts of Kingman for two hours; and in Chloride, Dolan Springs, Meadview, and White Hills for 16 hours.

A thunderstorm outflow moved east to west across Bullhead City, producing measured gusts to 69 and 68 mph, knocking down numerous power poles and lines, taking roofs and awnings off a number of mobile homes, blowing sheds over, and blowing down at least three large trees, one of which damaged a home and one of which damaged a car. Several tents collapsed and portable toilets were blown over at a party at the community park. Fences and signs were also damaged. Visibility was reduced to less than a quarter mile in blowing dust.

Thunderstorm outflow winds blew down power lines and damaged fences and signs in Golden Shores and Mohave Valley.

Three power poles were blown down in Dolan Springs.

Thunderstorm winds blew trampolines into power lines.

Lightning knocked down power lines.

Lightning struck several power lines in Lake Havasu City.

Lightning struck several power lines in Lake Havasu City.

Thunderstorm winds snapped 20 power poles, bent several stop signs at 45 degree angles, and tore a carport off a home and wrapped it around a utility pole. A spotter measured a gust of 101 mph.

Several power poles along Bullhead City Parkway were snapped and blown down.

Numerous homes damaged, and trees and power lines blown down.

Strong thunderstorm winds downed several power lines knocking out power to several hundred residents. High winds also destroyed a large aluminum storage shed that had been in the same area for 18 years. The roof was also torn off a local business a several large pieces of equipment were also damaged on the property.

Strong thunderstorm wind gusts of 80 -100 mph moved through the community of Golden Shores causing one million dollars in damage. Two mobile homes were destroyed and 17 other mobile homes and frame houses were unlivable. Another 117 homes received minor damage. One injury occurred when the homeowner sought shelter in a tub in the mobile homes bathroom. As the mobile home rolled the toilet was ripped from its foundation and struck the homeowner in the head causing cuts and bruises. In addition, numerous pontoon boats were either flipped over or destroyed and several windows were broken on homes and cars. The storm snapped several power lines which cut power, in turn cutting the towns water supply.

Strong wind gusts up to 63 mph blew several power lines down in Lake Havasu City, AZ. Damage was estimated at two thousand dollars.

A powerful Pacific storm system produced high winds, including extreme downslope winds, and locally heavy high elevation snow over the Mojave Desert and southern Great Basin.